Kishi Danchou no Musuko wa Akuyaku Reijou wo Dekiai suru - Vol. 2 Ch. 7
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I'm confused with all the new characters popping up. But enjoy your date, you two.
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"Will you become my tool?"
"Will you become my puppet?"
Bro got all the info on the "capture targets" and decided he'd just seduce them (to his quickly growing faction) instead.
"Will you become my puppet?"
Bro got all the info on the "capture targets" and decided he'd just seduce them (to his quickly growing faction) instead.
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This is so comical that I've finally resorted to turning my brain off
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the reincarnated "mc" is more villainous than the reincarnated "heroine"...
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I suppose this is the kind of story where Alice does absolutely nothing of note. Even in the very beginning, she just stood there when accused. It was up to Ex to defend her, then redeem her together with the king's actions. Afterwards her role is just to calm Ex's mind and look pretty.
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Hey, @KDT_SCANS
Just a passing comment, but FYI:
"Till" refers to a cash register, and money in the possession of an employee, or the action of breaking soil into farming rows.
The word "until" can be shortened into a contraction; such as "cannot" being shortened to "can't," or "will not" becoming "won't," the word "until" is shortened into...
'Til
It has the ' because you drop the "un-" prefix, and that's actually the word; like saying "I can't help, 'til I get there" or saying that it's "ten 'til midnight."
The word "'til" is a contraction of "until."
The word "till" refers to breaking and puling soil, or an amount of a commercially owned money in one's possession.
Of course, it's crazy English stuff, like...
"I can't till the soil 'til the till has been cashed in by Ben."
Or, even worse...
"I'll be waiting on the isle in the aisle" 😅😂🤣😂
Just a passing comment, but FYI:
"Till" refers to a cash register, and money in the possession of an employee, or the action of breaking soil into farming rows.
The word "until" can be shortened into a contraction; such as "cannot" being shortened to "can't," or "will not" becoming "won't," the word "until" is shortened into...
'Til
It has the ' because you drop the "un-" prefix, and that's actually the word; like saying "I can't help, 'til I get there" or saying that it's "ten 'til midnight."
The word "'til" is a contraction of "until."
The word "till" refers to breaking and puling soil, or an amount of a commercially owned money in one's possession.
Of course, it's crazy English stuff, like...
"I can't till the soil 'til the till has been cashed in by Ben."
Or, even worse...
"I'll be waiting on the isle in the aisle" 😅😂🤣😂
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